Archive: Sep 2020

Is shockwave therapy for horses worth it?
Horses
Is shockwave therapy for horses worth it?
What is shockwave therapy? Despite its name, extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) is not a form of electric shock, it actually involves high-energy sound waves. It’s increasingly offered to horses - but why? And does…
July 16, 2021 • 32 shares • 4 comments
Is the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme important?
New Pet
Is the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme important?
Choosing a Veterinary practice for the first time can be quite an overwhelming task. A quick search in your local area is likely to give you a wide selection of results to choose from. There can…
July 15, 2021 • 36 shares
Does your pet insurer allow direct claims?
Pet Insurance
Does your pet insurer allow direct claims?
Owning a pet can be expensive. Dogs will cost their owners on average £21,000 over their lifetime and cats, around £17,000. Even rabbits don’t come cheap as they should be kept in pairs. Meaning the lifetime cost for two…
July 14, 2021 • 29 shares
Blowfly Strike in Sheep
Farm animal
Blowfly Strike in Sheep
Blowflies are one of the most common and widespread ectoparasite which affect sheep in England, with an estimated that 80% of flocks having at least one or more cases of Blowfly Strike every year. …
July 13, 2021 • 34 shares
Where are all the vets? Vet practices forced to close their doors under the strain of a recruitment crisis…
News and Comment
Where are all the vets? Vet practices forced to close their doors under the strain of a recruitment crisis…
We get more and more comments from pet owners saying that they can’t find a vet. Yes, in an emergency, someone will pretty much always see their animal - even if it’s nearly an hour’s drive and they have to pay a steep s…
July 12, 2021 • 19859 shares • 42 comments
Can dogs eat cat food?
Diet
Can dogs eat cat food?
Many dogs, no matter the breed or age, seem to find cat food irresistible. Those of us who have both cats and dogs may face this feeding scenario – the dog will finish their own meal, then move onto whatever the cat has…
July 11, 2021 • 19 shares
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